D.Adams Approaching Iron

T. Stewart 'Fairlies' Anti-shank Niblick retailed by Fred Whiting, Royal St. George's, Sandwich c.1920

J. Anderson Concave-faced Niblick

A. Patrick Maxwell Flanged Mashie c.1920

W. Park Jr. Smooth faced Lofter

James Braid Walton Heath Surrey Autograph Niblick

Playable set of 6 hickory irons c.1920-1930

W. Gibson, Kinghorn, Star Maxwell flanged Niblick

Tom Stewart Concentric Driving Mashie c.1900

Playable set of 5 hickory irons c.1910-1928

Robert Forgan & Son, St. Andrews, Smooth-face Cleek c.1890-95

D. Anderson & Sons, St. Andrews Flanged Maxwell Niblick

Tom Stewart, St.Andrews Long iron (2 iron) c.1920

Robert Forgan & Son, St.Andrews Smooth-face Cleek c.1905

George Nicoll 'Sammy' - J.H. Turner, Frilford G.C., Oxford c.1925

James Braid Walton Heath Golf Club Medium Iron

Tom Stewart Round back 'Sammy' made for J.L. Hastie, Cairo

Tom Morris 'Autograph' series Cleek, stamped shaft with original transfer c.1920

James Braid 'Autograph' model Mid Iron retailed by A.Tooley & Sons, London

Robert Forgan & Son, St.Andrews Smooth-face Mashie c.1903

James B. Hutchison Royal Cullagh Golf Club Ireland Driving Mashie c.1911

Tom Stewart Mashie made for E.J. Crook Filton G.C. Bristol c.1920

W. Park Jnr. Smooth Face Lofter c.1890s with stamped shaft for Sports retailer John Wisden & Co. London.

Robert Forgan & Son, St. Andrews Diamond back Mid Iron

W. Gibson of Kinghorn, Grampian Range Patent Mashie 5 Iron "Ben Ledi"

Army & Navy Co-operative Stores Ltd., London. A Maxwell 'Sheradized' Niblick with wide flanged sole.

Cyril Fryer, Carlisle City Golf Club, Half Set of Irons c.1920

John "Jack" Morris, Royal Liverpool Golf Club, Hoylake Approach Iron/Jigger c.1900

Cann & Taylor Smooth face "Taylor's Mashie Iron" Deal Beach USA

Carruther's smooth-face Patent Cleek c.1890

Child's Mid-iron, Unknown maker c.1890 (ball not included)

J. P. Cochrane & Co., Edinburgh. Fairlie Patent anti-shank "Super Niblick" c.1920"

Smooth face Mashie c.1890s with unusual later celluloid coated shaft

Tom Trapp's 'IDEAL' Model Brassie and 3 Iron, Shirley Park, Croydon c.1926